Super Bot Brawl Artifacts List: Zombie Staff, Speed Coil and More

Two separate creators agree on a hard cap of three equipped artifacts. One shows the equip screen's own counter reading "two out of three" as artifacts are slotted in; the other states "you can equip three artifacts" without showing that counter on screen (DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026, video _TB3VEL9bwI; Rox, 25 August 2026, video m8RxOQnF2Xc).

In the one recording that tests this, a creator equips a second copy of an artifact already slotted in and the buff visibly increases rather than being wasted or blocked. This has not been shown in any other video, so treat it as one player's account rather than a confirmed rule for every artifact in the game.

Artifacts come out of lucky blocks, which are bought with in-game money from the shop or handed out as quest rewards. A separate rainbow lucky block, which produces stronger rainbow-tier versions of the same items, only ever appears as a quest reward in the footage available; it is never listed for sale in the shop (DigitizedPixels, 27 August 2026, video _TB3VEL9bwI; Rox, 25 August 2026, video m8RxOQnF2Xc).

The one quest that awards it on camera is "defeat 100 bots with 2,000 or more health," which pays out either a rainbow lucky block or 50 regular lucky blocks. That specific quest wording is from a single video, so treat the exact numbers as one player's account even though the broader rule (rainbow is quest-only) has two sources.

One video reads the normal lucky block's drop list out loud while opening several boxes on camera. That is the closest thing to a full roster that exists right now, and it is a single source. Confidence on effects varies a lot from name to name, which is noted for each one below.

• Speed Coil raises movement speed. The one video that discusses it in any detail is specifically about the Secret Noob character, whose base speed reportedly falls off badly against enemies called "charged Titans" from around wave 21 onward; the presenter recommends Speed Coil (or several stacked) as the fix for that character. Whether Speed Coil is similarly important on the Sword or Bomb races has not been shown, so treat the wave-21 detail as one player's account about one character, not a general rule.
• Regenerative Coil, called "Regen" in the footage, raises health regeneration by what the same player described only as "a decent amount" while equipped. No number was given.
• Zombie Staff summons zombies that attack nearby enemies. This is the one artifact with hard numbers attached; see the next section.
• Boss Cola drops from the normal lucky block pool. It was rolled on camera but its effect was never read out or demonstrated, so what it does is unknown.
• Cheeseburger drops from the same pool and is likewise unshown; the player wanted to roll it but never actually landed one on camera.
• Sword Artifact and Bomb Artifact are both named in the drop list but neither was pulled and shown during the recording.
• Bazooka is described as the rarest pull from the normal lucky block pool. This is a different thing from the Bazooka Race added on 5 September; two videos mention this lucky-block Bazooka artifact by name, but neither shows it dropping or explains what it does.
• A kill-triggered effect exists somewhere in this pool: while it is active, defeating a bot has a 10% chance to grant a 100% walk speed boost with a 50% movement-cooldown reduction for 20 seconds. The tooltip was read on camera right after rolling Boss Cola, but the transcript does not clearly say which named artifact the tooltip belonged to, and a delete-confirmation prompt later in the same session refers to an equipped item as "artifact recoil," a name that does not match anything else on this list. It may be a fourth name, a mishearing of Speed Coil, or the effect that belongs to Boss Cola itself.
• Rainbow versions of the items above exist as a separate, stronger tier. The same commenter, in remarks left under two different videos, says the rainbow coil "does a lot of stuff" and separately that rainbow "does a chain hit." This is one person's account repeated across two comment sections, not two independent sightings, and no video shows a rainbow artifact's tooltip on screen, so treat the specifics as unconfirmed.

A short video dedicated entirely to this one artifact shows it summoning exactly four zombies, each with 1,000 HP, that attack nearby enemies for 250 damage (Determination, 29 August 2026, video oc2dux-euJ8). That is the only artifact in the current footage with a fully demonstrated, specific effect rather than a name and a vague description.

The same short video also names the Bazooka artifact as available from the same lucky block crate as Zombie Staff, and the creator says they will showcase it too if it drops. The video ends without that happening, so its effect remains undemonstrated even here.

One recording shows a player deleting an artifact through a confirmation prompt ("Are you sure you want to delete the artifact recoil?"). There is no option shown to break it down for crafting materials or recover any resources; the item is simply gone. The player recording it says outright that they wish the game let you salvage bot core from unwanted artifacts instead, which reads as a wish rather than a known feature.

This has only been shown once, so it is possible a salvage option exists elsewhere in the menus and was not opened during this recording, but no other video contradicts it either.

A mini update on 29 August added an "artifact fusing" feature alongside a new boss-dropped box and the Terminal server finder. The creator covering it opens several lucky blocks specifically to get artifacts to fuse, performs one fuse on camera, and then says only "that's how fusing works, kind of," without stating which artifacts went in or what came out.

This is the weakest piece of evidence on this page: one low-detail video, background music covering parts of the narration, and no clear input-to-output relationship shown. Treat fusing as confirmed to exist and nothing more until better footage surfaces.